In English there are some words borrowed from Japanese.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

In English there are some words borrowed from Japanese.

In English there are some words borrowed from Japanese.

We have a large stock of English dictionaries.

Some English words derive from Japanese.

Many Japanese words have found their way into English dictionaries.

There are still many Japanese who cannot get across what they want to say in English.

English has no equivalent to the Japanese word wabi.

Let's speak in English and Japanese.

Those are written in Japanese and English.

English words are often borrowed by other languages.

English words are much borrowed into other languages.

Things are conceived differently in English and Japanese [in English from the way they are in Japanese].

Many everyday Japanese expressions are to be traced to Buddhism.

English is used by many people.

There are many Japanese―a great many Japanese―a good many Japanese―great numbers of Japanese―Who speak English.

I made myself understood in English.

They speak English in America.

Some Japanese words are of Chinese origin.

There are lots of four-character compound words in Japanese, huh?

Some English words have two spellings - Gray and Grey, for example.

Some English words have two spellings - "gray" and "grey", for example.

No matter what you say, Japanese Anglicisms are Japanese.

No matter what you say, waseieigo is Japanese.

These English words derive from Greek.

Some technical terms are derived from Greek.

English is taught in most countries.

English is spoken by many people.

Few English books made in Japan are free from misprints.

have a speaking knowledge of English

This is a witty remark using Japanese homonyms.